Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1876, Page 8

8. m,, My Bi'bgljim" 83. Baromoter, 8 a. m,y ‘.'A.BI; 8 ; drink o ek, Tho jury was_informed"af tho exact | Hendricks, ns Sooond to Tilden, Would | ft bad been retired, and tho Ao i, but Bekton at the Twellt Sirect Siadon.” 1t was | eryihingdone to " secuo & loan " there | leyhoiners &t the rtcs thoy. paid whenthey | Sice er Muhta orc it Sadaniearo Sl o | {acl f thocaaet et Ex-AVL {drol i iada Beshlnls oy Ao et it when T tai. ho hoogs pLogk Aood ui found in & barn near the corner of Harrison | sliould be action by the capitallsts and bankers | took out thelr policics, for the reason that it | needcd wants, and then threatencd with a straj for | himself officlons in rafsing a fund for Heslng, witness evaded the question by whom such hox] strect and Centre avenue, where it had been :g keo; tnas flr,ylf?z of "ll:lu mire. '{l’hemh{nygr ;W‘l‘llh! be (u;ugna]& l?’ ulu1 ;;ollc 'lm}geru‘ \7“’ stock- :::glggl &,u:lwfllrki ‘}V:}an mnfics‘wn‘:rl :m l;lou'- but the Board dld ng% ganctlon, but rather con- aud Connestiont. \vn]a rcflrml. nm& ul&! Pulnt was not presaed u‘l 8, ought his would come, an at the | holders of the National to do s give a ing clotha to bathe a patient's hoad who 8 | demned, the proceeding. udge it wwns retired in th () he Turclably L et Poputir lonn would soot ba il talen, policyholder ol that the Republic can affurd to | anffefing with pain, and whon paid extra witl heed | %X Serare stated, i P e ont ot e cy I{l( that be possi * coul g ' "WHE GHICAGU TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1876, “such men capecially seem lmwllllmfito work for opinion a8 1o its lcgality, wben he will know heads of departments who, he thinks, should the {nstitution which (ssued the policy he holds, | to what Thave acen and heand, and petition the THE CITY. bk was that Ralstan used fts fants craed from July 1, 1870, and blds must ha made Jkmow where to cut down and where to lop ofl. | These rutitors nro thus nswered by John M, | Connty Comininsianars to place them Inour nerv | accordingly, Theas Londe are lsued in conformity STOREY ON TILDEN own purpore, and dit not replaco the, forty The Mayor 13 in favor of cutting down beeause | Dutler, the Beeretary of tho Natlonal : Connt] "‘"g(‘f"‘ i those wha will hokind and pationt 5'"‘" '1“;:‘\20 ""l'," L4 'l"“’ "‘";“;"“‘ “:‘h":“:;{fi:’:fi; . ho di sarreptitiounly, (rregutuly, M‘,‘h‘“'-" ls I 8 hin can sce nothing, else to do under tho clrcum- | ¥ Thio Republic Is bellcved to be perfectlyanl- | \WIth tho sleks wha will do what 1a right and not bo Eity Comptralice, and darscy i Prapgenin f0r 4 the kuowlidga b i D?r'nutom thogy | GENERAL NT:W8. stances. Tho Boasi of Publlc Works o thowight, | vent. ' a man holds one of ln policicn and dc. | Eoveried by poilien, creet, or ‘money. A war- | Chiy Comptegticn, und tniomed Eleaposals 06 | e 014 Man's Recollectlons of tho Noe | fangest "deflclt wan tound tn i oms, g I was justly cut downtho most. The Mayor | sires to tranafer it to the National, which Incon- | and f)1-treats the patlents boranse ons of thio Com- | or reject any of ail bida recelved, torious ¢ Pence Plntform count, amounting to about Qz,mm'm"’b “ John B. Lyon ‘hassold to Charles Wachsmuth | thought the redaction would have the eflect to | sidered a better cocnp:n‘v' ho can take the cash | miestonors (IToldon) sends him there, and he dare J. A. Fanwatt, Comptroller, L] refinery was o separate corporation, but for $25,000 225 by 115 fect st tha southwest | Ealn for thecity th confidenca of the bankers | allowance on his Republ le policy and App‘l{ It | not refuse him for fear of losing hls placs, s not JNVESTIGATING TRE NOARD, of 1804, the control of tho bank. The bookaof zhn""d" ! { Dlack ilawl street and the North and eapitalists, for the reductlons were mado to | taward the promium on the new’ lc(y. If he | 0t for anch a nosition, or his wife who calisons a | - Mr, Ed Johnaon, the hookkeeper of the Board contalned a debil Lo the refinery account, of g’"""“;‘;’ ot Dlac) leave margin which wouln accure the loaning | does not wish to do that, but to sell his policy | lar for exporing o known oril, le not ft 1o bo aver | of Public Works, was called bolore the Grand ward of 82,000, U ral . which was fictitiouy 000, Jury yosterday and was questioned in regard to, manufactured by Ralst ) g T Forte e tenotw of any cronkedness on the'| 0 Bweara Tildan Was the Foromost Mom- y Halston, who hul ayide of money. The taxcs he knew could not ho anch & bullding and provide food for anch poople collected” within 13 per cent of the whole t 18 not aultable for well »eoglu. Such 8, 1wl for cash, wo will give him what cash thero {s to tho credlt of the policy on the books of the The Board of Trade yestorday passed resola- used tho moncy for his own purposcs, W, Uy amount, and when the_appropriation for a do- | Company, or as miuch s Is usually paid by fn- | Dullding should be feao to all who arceo die: rt of b 1; but a long serics of ques- bor of th found Instances in which feates of 1°0N80 tlons expressivo ‘Ifl '1)":";‘ m;mw Atthe d“m of | Dartment was used up Thera s nothing 101t to | sracs yflumpnn!na for thelr m"d'{!.p Tho sum n";f‘d“:&‘n‘fi"',f‘ = LACLLSC L Tious faited tg‘gllv:: tho {ur; ngn,v Tatintactory ov- 2 o Oommittoo on had boen (ssued on ‘v’:!‘nlil‘xfil‘s‘rer::; I(u’.{qdc"“h Mr. T. B. Gudgell, who haa for many yearabeen | progont a doficit shonld the tax lovied for that | varies, but wo are moroe liberal than a great | 1o'bs, no fanit wonld be found of campiaint mads | ilence, and hewas silowed to depart. * Mr, Rosolutions, come into tho bank. Ono Instance was lln"t"' Idcntificd with the busincss of this city. und not be_collocted to thelast cent., Capital- | many companies, Thera s nothing in the'co- | by patients that are to be relled on; and, to an open | Johnson took with him o large vallse full of¢ ot of Carpenter's certificate for over half Ruy-zolle of the years 1874, 1875, and 1870. Halston's toial indotednens was aver e, bl::s: Intorenting %fiurlllm;llaf rgfif"m?,;m‘?fi?d Hr. Storey Thinks Tilden Stands No Show of Blec- mfl mlp :r’nnnlylmt;xll‘ mw)&ge! Tike, it a".",“; ! othing aln 3 Y X % witnoss was questloned (n_regard to tha sup- tlon Agaloat o Han Like Go, Hages. Rloc T vande ha exaiminasion of to L osed nsscasment made upon the city omployea & nld Hesing in his campnign azalinst Louls C. {ata did not like to lend money on any fand n{ when they thonght that there might be a deflcit | cash whatever, We have done {f, becanse wo there. 0 deflclts of years past had sccumu- | want to ’;vl the Ropublic contracts out of the Tated till now a large sum was necessary tomnke | way. The main reason for wishing to make them good. That was otie of the causes of the | the transfers is, we don’t want to incur hard time whichi tho dl{'u credit was undergo- | the expense Incident to the management ing, When theso reductlons were made and cv- | of two companics. We do not refnsure the pol- The temperature yesterday, as observed by Mannsze, optician (TRipuna Bullding), was at 8 77 degrees; 10 a. m., 803 13m., 827 8 p. tracl which comnpels the Company to give any rmyfrnmznllnz. all have & right to nttend. whather hey have fonnd fault with or swithout jnst cause, No oue ean say thn{ aro living in the love of God and dofng right In Hin eyes, when poor helplees pntianta aufler for good caro and food, when ample means are provided for them to have all that is necesaary for their comfort; when patlents say e of tho bankresumed. T nin credibly iformedyie, o there was an over-lssue to alargo asnony Thera s a ing double harness awaiting identts A rumor was current on 'Change yesterday As beforo stated, nothing could be found that much of tho wheat in the elevators was Whot," or in a falr way to become so, the elevator men, when questioned concerning satd rumor, declired it was not—nor would {t be— true. They had just made a thorough examin- ation, and found everything o perfect condl- tion. a1l wants; when patfents die and those near may the nurse kecpe rings that ought to be given to tho dead person's brother; when nurecs tel {munnh to get up and go ont if_ they don't ilke what they got, such nurees do not deserve the name of nurse, an: such accusationaaro made by wmany of the pa- tients, Al do not tell falsahdods, srhen they are sopatated from each other and toll the same story. .ot those who have the power tonppoint war- ston _estate, Before the ainst the Board nor Mr. Prindiville, whols Fyom the Chlcago Times, Juneat, the bank there wers ovurtmuhcm'"" of the main point of aitack, aud tho Jury, unless [The followlng article was printed in donble- | persons interested fn the “mnkm"fif b particularly suxious to prescnt n moral In- | leaded hravier on the date of publiention.~En.] | itto somo nrrangement with Flond and 0‘[]"5; dictment, will bo ubl(fitd to givo up the Investl- | . Thg fact that Mr. 8. J. Tilden wos Chafrman | DY Which that firm wore to take the bank A gatlons, The proceedings have been regarded | of the Platforin Conumittea of the Chileago Con- | ¢ATTY it ony tha partfes making the proposiy vyall who are aequainted with the facts 85 o | vention In 184t which put forth the famous | O0ring to becomo responaible to tha amounyy) Wiob," " peaco plnttorm!" pronouneing the War a fail- | $1:000,000, IT_the nssote of tho hank were poy ‘ram the Mayor's approval of the reduction, iva him, or apply It toward the premium in the 1t may be scen that he will sign the ordlnance ationnl I ho wants a policy. The policy ls {7 1t 18 declnred legal by the Law Department. | new, and the contract, of courso, now also. ~ Ho But concerning ths there secms to be no little | undorgoces a medieal cxamination, and if he is differonce of ouvlnlon, Those whose [;s{ is In | not a good risk we will not take him, and he question aro firm in thelr _ussertlons, while it 1s | must keep the Republic polley, which we bellovo understond that tho Law Department fs of tho | will bo pald.” opinfon that the city ean cut” down tho salarfea Mr, Batler also stated that the rumors re- ure, and_demanding an {mmediato cossation of | Suflicient. ~Iwas a party to that. T do Lizzlo Morriton, #n inmate of a house of 1ll- it chuoacs to do 0. ferred to were doubticss put in circulation by o | dens, matrocs, and narsea of oar charitable fuatl. THE COUNTY-BUILDING. h(r»:hlltlen scems to have bean strangely f know of any falso nows ‘published by the o tame at No. 443 Clark street, was tnken sudden- former ngont, who owes the Republic about :;';{_fé‘l"""“" foge ot the :’::;:’r‘"i‘ ;:g‘g“':"?'“':n""‘ ten by the Northorn politiclans i ,'x,p%’;%“!'; and tho Zhulltin at that thne. After the (:n((;d,“ BANK A 3 fEN' £8,000, and Is now trying to Injure the National SSLSS) T8, hieeause ho was not ryurn’imml ll.a rotain his old MEETING OF THE EQUALIZATION COMMITTEM. | yogition and do busfness fn his old way. The Committee on Equalization of the Coun- ty Board was In scasion agaln yesterday morn- RELIEF IF'OR THE POOR. 111 at 3 o'clock yesterday momning, and In a an tfino was found dend. Dr, Bates, who was ealled in to attend her, was of the opinfon that feath was.caused lI:I' nn overdose of morphing taken with suieldal fntent. Coroncr Dictzsch in miveat tha bar of & just God, &nd jost Christian minal | present him asa Prosidential candidato at 8t. | 1 had an Interview with the proprietors of iy feepls ta much places o have proved by thlr acla CM"":“"’ wil besonteasoday fh the Gil Fonln,” 16"t "ent " tat st fock nhould s ye. | PADOTn Bnd suggoatod. that. th nawsparer hey have pnre Bearts in the sight of God and inan, | Cour called before the entranco upon a programme | LOVErsy, then going on upon the subjeet, wy Thia grent evil ainll be righted If it Los to gobo: | The Junketers will go to Ashiton, Lee County, | so stupld; for it would certalnly not lnck plenty | detrimontal to tho [rospects of ihe bank m ffi’.ig'm’:&’l’:.‘}{’.i’.;‘{{;.{i’c‘{} I|. 5..':.';',,",.;:?_:',‘?,'1?;:,’,",’,‘,‘: to-dny to gaze npon Farmer Harma' stone. They | of advertising after the taking of tho proposcil | Buming. They rald hio vontroveray hiad place beld the inquest yesterday, and faund a verdict | jn 10 Lenr complalnts of unjust sscssmients, | mmp ANNUAL REPORT OF TR QERMAN-AMER- step. We copy fi them {n a falso light. They wers chary A th i t A for th Ivon, « romise to etay several days. ¥ D, py from the record of the Demo- g y rged ity °f.|’§.°c“"1'fi?,“$c£${§'c%"w'1.’;5'6y‘ififi’fl?‘.§§ "and | and particularly to talte some action looking to ICAN DISPONBARY. lone et e 1 Mokt Ao soRench k| Tho tox-fghters confronted Judge Wallace | €ratic National Couvention of 1801 as fallows: | flulnz thinga Hoy wero not guilty of, bit ann Y o nativo of Tadlanapolis, Y ralsing and equalizing the nsscasment of the | The report of the Medical Directors of the | FBht must prevall 1 fecl my entirg denendenca | oraiy yesterday, but ho had no tims to liston to | e ;‘;""?“- of New York, offured the fallowing | resume, thoy, to forward it Tony g bttt bankeof th city. It was oxpected that Com- | German-American Dispensary for tl - | GJenus, and follow the biddings of Flls spirit in lfielr wallings,” Thoy will be around to-day, R ahan: fTect. (o drok o o feeel iy ¥; pensary for the year ond- | during to demand iustico, chatity, and Nops for Reaolved, That a commliteeof one delegato from | SfTect; to drop the controversy and stop defend, THE FIREMEN. missloner Holden would have oresented & com- | fng July 1 shows that from the 1st of July, | thesick. No. 10408 y' 1. “d’";“"‘g An thaGCoMuntyl Com; y‘en&e?l;yfl hblnr Ana f»:"-‘ifi‘é‘:':.‘&"'&?'flf"f by l]hi;lulolnllo?lh;mnl‘ {'fi‘:zt ;fmncllv:am I‘t i A;d{nmetd o all hangy TIOW THEY TAKE THE REDUCTION. plalnt that some epeclfle corporation had been | 1875, to the 1st of July, 1870, 2,625 patlonts No. 124 Twenty-sccond streel Cox, C. G. Martison, Fredericle er, Fran] o ord resolutions, nud that nll at 1t woul for the Intereat of the con, Y % fcholson, Virgil Rced, and | resolutionsin rolation to o platform for the Demo- | munity, and that they would do nothi The nctlon of tho Council, Tuesday afternoon, | 8sscssed too low, to ensble the Committeo to | werg recelved, of whom 1,083 were treated in TIE. POLLONING LatThn Kalial, Mary Ann N \ b cratlc patty be referrad to said Commilt g b a l’l“c the pay of the firemen 25 p{:r cent, hos | act under the law, and correct tho alleged low | (1o Internal department, 706 in the surgical de- accompanted the communication: Ferdluand flawtliorne were adjudged insane. ep mmlites withont {""lg‘fg"!'::w in the m“']"m fléhf?flmmg- T think reducing the pay assossment of tho banks, but he falled to k pa 1 e} To Witax It Mav Conczny: This i tocertify | The Grand Jury frittered away o fow hours [ Tho resolutton was ndopted, and th s ards at was poasible 1 provoked considerablo discusslon among tho | esessment of the banke, but e falied 0 K6¢p | partment, 140 In the department for discasca of | that Mrs. Kdgar, tho helrarl In known to 08 pors | org yestorday In” examining witicsses 1n ref- | tee appoluted as i )i e o Commit- | asofet us. members of tho Department, and, if tho reduc- | 218, IO Gt lites: was in posansgolonu women, 163 in tho dopartment of dlscases of | SR, BEE ) mEmbore) the Ohurch of which | grencd to the Fullerton avenue condult, and | “ygaine_jonn W, Dann, ton gocs into effect Aug. 1, i 18 not unllkely | wumcrcun complalnta about elnifasecteed too | the oye and ear, 84 In cho dental department. | iove"Viat whatoror st esifce:to Fiay goelied | othor matters, n which thero s suppased tobo | - Now liswpnhize-—Jéivin Penso, - PO LR t the best men will resign. At i - Dispenenry was visited in the first ye u) A ' ¥ » great deal of crooke; X ‘onnecticut~Charles R, I . :;l:::m:'l‘,u":‘lfu ‘;my nl; nrfaremnn and cn;g:ur is h{fi!‘:n'ng‘l‘:,nlvlvllfltflumw‘ifixl‘c}m ;‘:’u‘i‘i‘lp‘{? L&nami:- ;,111;3 m{’lfmu,r{md In the sccond y«‘:‘ar b;' :’3-"7’» PR "f“","""l":l"f::::“'fl Paiton uh‘cued, and {t {s underastood that the work has Tthode Xllnml—Ch::l::l 8, flflm‘;‘,‘_ OtrAWA, July 27.—The programme of by $1,180 each, a plpeman 81,000, a driver 8950, and rnullcu and focquality of tho assessment; | gothat ot tholst of July:of this'year the ag- Janes HoLuiNGswonTis, been adandoned. At lesst uuhwm’llu were w ¥22¥‘§“fi¥"§“fi“’ 0 Lnnt, Governor-General's viait to Britlsh Columby y m’)u.p'l‘nkl ol'hh'% ccntw'auld hienee it was at sca. Finally, however, the t ber of paticnts treated ot the Dis DISCUSBION. dered for witnesses to appear in ahnfif:u > N \'2rk—l‘~!l\\’m§’hfigm"nnnnn Iins been arranged. Tho Vico-Regal party lean o stoker § ng 6 80 per Committeo put their heads togother, and, be- | KTegate number of pationts treated ot the Dis- | My, Holden soid he was o memberof the | day with & viow to comploting unfinished wor! New Jersey—Abraham Browning, Ottawa tho 8lst, and travel by special trai give o foroman and engincer $335 each, a pipe- | Jieving thot the ncccksary complaint woulil be | pensary was 6,014, Tho nationalities wero rep- | Cominittee on Publle Charities, and had pald | and adjourning to-morrow. Pcnn'nylvngll—l}eu r:’\wmg:mnz. the Grand Tru ic d M £y ) man §750, & driver $712.50, and a stoker §075, | made if time were given, agreed to continue the | resentedasfollowa: Ninohundred and seventy- | 8ome attention to tha hospital, * He had heard Delawarc—Charles irown, w: 8 {:"éhl 1 'Po u’l'“h 2 hmfi“ A Tho watchmen, who number thirty-threo, and | time Lo hear complaluts until to-morrow after- | fivo Germans, 638 Americans, 833 Poles, 250 rish, | Other complaints, and had examined futo them ANNOUNCEMENTS. Maryland—Thomna Q. Pratt, O g ) Pemain oy er al Ohl recelvo $00 & month, are not. included ns * fire- moon sl dovelock, o oners Bardick and | G4 ENEllslmen, 10 Scotchmbn, 22 Canadl-ans, 59 | and found thom basoleas, o bellaved tho hos- oot AT a Komucky—James Guthrie, AT AFET6 b Vidsoria thy oato ot Ve ater in the day Commissionera Burdick an Wwell managed, and ho was not responsiblo | V. F. Laweon leads tho moonday prayer- o—Clement allandigham, mr:-‘“v"' because “‘?“‘;;‘“‘;:g':‘:lmlflx‘:‘;‘:a'“‘ Guenther ngrecd’nmong themeelves to malte gu“g‘.’r’fi:f'fi“ilofimfi'fif rl; nlgre:;'lll, ”4"'}‘53‘.‘::; Por the emp?:}gmc'nt of any one in thup&uul.u» meeting to-day. Indiana—James M, Ilanna, Aispatch recotved to-loy from Victoria ‘says thy aries {s comparatively o complaint which mecta the requircments of the | 4 Belgians, 1 Roumanlan, 8 Africans, 14 col- 4 tlon, Ho wae satlafled that tho complatat of Illinole~S. 8. Marehall, [faple aro proparing for & enthuslastio rucy law and opens the way for the Cowmmittes to ored, and 1 (Iroquols) Indlan. The }elluwlng A large portion of the force {s made np of Mra. Edgar was basod on prejudice, and -her ‘The regular monthly mecting of the Managera | Michizan—Augastus C. Daldwin, : - | Wisconsin—Georgo D, Smith, 1 d, whilo they prefer thelr present | revise the assesamentd of the banks, and ralse | jist ghows the discascs treated: Digestive or- [ 8¢t8 were without fuundation. . of the Soldlers! flome witl be hold at thorest | Sinnecou g 65 nintin, :‘;;’;:2‘;;' ot o waies they say they could et | OF lower ot discretlon as {t may fecl tho facts | gans, 480; -roapiratory, 409;. heart and blood Mr. Durdick ealil he had heard much of Mrs, | denco of Mrs. Slioply, 803 Michigan avenuc, b Biissourl-Wiilini A Haf, Prof, I‘nlnu’j!}vg:lsl::ie'l’:lfifi e eathione ot thelr trades ($3.and 8.0 o day of ten hours), Justify, The complalnt was asfoliows: Yesscls, 40; kidnoys and bladder, 28: nervous ar's complaint before, and had talked ahout | 2 p. m. to-day. Towa—I. 1" Bates, 5 ) it the Warden, who did not deny that the Tho regular monthily meeting of the Chicago Callfornia—John B, Weller, branch of hie Unlveraal Dispensary for tho treap ‘We, the undersigned, tax-payers of the City of f H Chlcago, eomplaint 10 yonr honorabla Lody of the | Syatoms 913 blood (chlorosle, anminls, ete.), 605 147 1 typhofd, | man Allor was # drunken, worthless man, and " K Oregon—Bentamin Btark, mont of Catarrh, and other Chronic Discanes, sy theh}x"not s cammunl-b:xr{m ’;‘ut\;‘ )a\{:ul-er\"; 'x?:h ;;fi';lr:flt '}"l‘x l:-"‘le }?,l‘-:;e#-fimfi;:' kur F‘Il?hPrls":f Mfig&;‘:“fl"&x{hgghfig;‘ ;’ fifif{fi, (‘lmuig: u?nl for t}m position he held. Ho was In favor ‘Y:g,“:'fi;; ,,?.:‘rl;‘.?.t,lm:g 1(? E%T:iouli:&?"anteefi, Knnau-wllf,lum C, McDowell, mny he consulted every day ot his parlors, Atlotiy nnlm n’l‘hey a :;:nt ‘Ilu,nml i gr nn‘:l 1{ :nr tional Bank, Unfon National Bank, Mcrehants' | 2353 surgical discascs, 435; cutancous discases, 2.‘“‘?\%21- dng lnx‘tlt:l t'.llle c&mmm thnfi»u{,’m 3 toom B, No. 148 Madlson atroct. ’J.'llio Lg:lhtllm;m rn;lmn.ca by this Commlttes | Hotol, Chicago, gfl;&%cdrmzfinéhelr‘il&, Thtitles them to more Nattonal Danky, Cotn Exchange Natlonal Jank, }g' f&mfi,‘,’, '::“%3’.' al[fl&gla&:s‘%s "&fihwfi‘ Tscharged “Aller It To was what he waa sald 1o | Tho publie quasterly exercises of the Wo- | &deciaration of fif‘fi;‘fflffi-’r‘&m} "E.ign'fi‘ 1 The 3 DEATIS, fi:fl‘;flm";’zmghe{‘: l‘:::ih::nnw:fll l:g"n':f_ S Bk, German National Bank, National Hauk | 2,625 gl il " | be, 1f'the Wnrden refused to discharge such | man's Christian Tempcrauce Unfon will be held | Unfon under the Constitution,® Ly o 3 . of Commerco, Mome Nuatlonal Bank, Traders’ The reason assigned for so larg» a number of National Naubeand i "Unlon Stock-¥ards Na- | syphilitie casos 5 that. tho syphillitic malady, in Monstliank, ment fs not just be- | 168 far advanced form, s 8o oxccodingly com- nd |s unjust to tax. | MoN among usnu)uor atients who are treated 7 es of property, and in the dlapen: scnuse the doors of the herefore should bs revised. % Liosplitals aro closed to these poor wretches. Tucovone GUENTHER, Thisrulols in_force also at the largest public . W.I. Bunbick, hoapital, the Cook Connty Hospital, * A pub- Other complaints are expected {n to-day, cov- | lic Lospital la a charitable inatitution where tho ering corporations generally. When thoy arg | poor In sickness cxpect and ought to find free recelved the Committes will Inyite the partica ndmlulu%gm attendance, aud proper treal- rious matter, and, until the remaining material could Lo brought ug to their eflicien- lc), the Dcpartment not foll to auffer. Their departure, ona said, would be like pruning the limbs from atree. Its beanty and symmetry would be de- stroyed ; ond it could not shelter any* one from the sun’s rays. Now branches wonld replace tlio old ones in time, §o would new men flil' the places of the old firemen; but while the treo Swas branchless the grass bencath It wonld with- ! s Bt scnnamna emplo) e to-morrow at 8 p. m., in lower Farweil Iall, Vi The sccond | “DEAN—In Chicago, on July 25, Charioite B chux:gli?hm. Contmlsslonse wisinifayor of dls; Reports of the flmon!m departinents of Tem- m',?;:,:lgl ",;5:“‘:’1‘],:‘:'2'3;‘;'“7]‘" "&"“"'Y ¢ Tcan, wite of B. F. Dean, aged 30 years, Mr. Burdlclc called attention to the habit of | perance work will be prescnted by soveral | eclare, ne' Satlon daea cxplicitly | PITTS—Tuly 29, sof scarlet faver, Dirdle 1, cclare, s tiie 5onso of tho American peopio, that g i the mmnln ‘('l'fe:l"lngl Yflfl.f:n hxlnl\ the flmu]l:‘ 05 adics, :‘ui‘lr. et el g L Teators. the Unton E:gg;‘:::::hl:' YoienfMary 11 Il agod syea persons who I tha hospital as comeplatne y the exporiment of war,—daring which, under | Service at realdonce, F186 West Lako st i i tha pretenss of & milita 3 ogstreth oy gg.hyMn Edgar, and nnmcg cases he hed heard CRIMINAL, e :'\:fl‘fix 'afi"vfe'l n“.i‘:’. ,‘j"":“,““,‘ 1' A;'n'f?fl:" ot mar.patrer fiuurdnglnmlr:)'(..;fl'{] -in,‘"nr; ‘1‘: dofl eu:fi’.r el . o 4 X bflgnlly :-he communlcation waa- referrod to | Sergt. Dyrne foundalargs panoof glass broken | 30,0 B2 BOE RPRERLD ke ey parh and Dublie | and Mary Enis. i ommittee on Howpitals. last night In the store of Philip Goldman, No. | Tl et PrCs DR oflke, teodden down, and | ™Funeral (o-usy by carslages to Caleaty, from s ter the transaction of some further busl- | gy Wabash avenuc. o far ps can be learned Impaired, —justice, humonity, liberiy, *and k3 | resldonca of e paronts, 76 West Buperior atee pal Efiifiufiflgfi’;mw“m thorbuard sdiottued ouly a fow cracs of shoes wero carrled away, tho lic welfare, domnd that tunroiats . erpongs | 0410 O'clock a. m, erand dio: and With Wercen men' the experl- | Sguinst whor fl"tmhl‘]“"‘": h“t,‘l’: b;’““'_ madeiton monk uypl{l'll‘clll:l:fi{lw:n&‘:l;!:gmrm‘;:m:r‘:j‘;;: burglurs baving been seared off before flnishing :I‘u‘v‘l:ln;‘:l‘;ll‘r::a:“rgg\"‘flfl:m:l?r’?lfoflm'nl::mor: Wolngrday Ty 50, 1678, “,j::“;\!' 'F.“l?;:ih;n enca of Chicago fn 1671 was liablo to ba re- ( fonferehos, sbil then act ba the fafts Lhat mog | fi% tho benelt of or public. charity 1 Pcrh:‘\Lu THOE CITY-HALL. tho job. Tl means, 0 the and that, at tho car- | 807,5F )Xx‘.’c'r:d|iff’3-§‘n“&§""'fla'" oy Sl peated. GO AR will probably not commence before Tuesday. because these poor m"'-“‘ffi' contracted the 3 * Tho notorlous uegro, Danfel Webster, was | {ir{Drbrhe oot ehty Peaco may ba reataredon | 110 TSR I 1e by urrlr:;n‘:“mlln}y? et Augther Sremes, of & more practlcal turmy Tue Hon, R T. Derckson, member of the | discaze throuzh thelr own faqtt -a)d “‘,’3,'.{,} of Water-ronts ycsterday were $1,420, beforo Justice Foote yesterdsy afternoon, | o third resolution was o condemnation of | , CACE—In Nydo Park, 20th fost., John Cae muid he would not be any better off than a State Board of Equallzation. waa In consulta- | beg b0 sak BIREEIEE & 1o O0F, Y 60, PORIER OV 1 o popular loon was Increased yosterday by | charged with keoplng & house of bad roputo. | Interfercuco by the military authority with elec- | 1614 Chaco, son of Henry T, and Mary B, Chace. S i ‘icived R0 or 'e4"s ik, |t it tho o Comuis durng Uy | 5 e LB Peten, 40 U IO ST | 150, i by s Chovin Mol T cmeion wae dowly pryve and, e |t o Koty iurh sod Jaol | e R L i e S, B hen asked to demonstrate that, he sal ) Court fined the sablo Danjel ai 0 ie fourth was a denunciation of the * ndininls- o w o L tions for Bouth Chicago was ridlculous, and | throngh his own fault, is ho not admitted to the | Building-Tnspector Balley yestorday tore 220, areval of tho tenln which Jéaves thalllinals Ceatni Srasell Biddy, cote swy 38,20 % wocle THILIs | (i ni wonld reslgn b posttion racher | lospital | Again, hefe s a iaan who, in tae at- |y Z00 ETE o B ot g ors oy | amues yaviona sims, nggregatiog ¥:0 trativo usurpation of extraordinary powers not | Depot at 3 o'clock. than take {t to Springflell. If the assces- | tempt atcutting his throat, fafled, and was men ununncclcd,pwnngflnllowml to go he'fure hrmr ht to the fiuspltnl. ‘Waa its door not open the Btutc Boand, the effect would be to | forhim 1 Most assurcdly ho was recelved I All ralso the entire nssessment of the county per- | are admittod without lhesitation, except the sonal empcrly beyond resson. On the Board | poor fellow suffering from soms venercal swere threo bankers, who bad a clear knowjedge | Qlscase, lHealone s excluded to drag his sora of thevaluool tho bank property here, and | body from one dispensary to snother to be & $208. Add the two togethorand you have £300. Now, I will get 86¢5. Out of that I am obliged to supply mysclf with twics or thrice the quantity of clothing she can get along with, For lnstonce, I must bave a dress suit, we must always look decent in the daytime; that costs me §40, Then I must huye dt least ane er Lacoy, of the West Twelfth-Street | Granted by the Constitution,” munifested in | g (T1—At he . structure on the corner of Oakley atrcet and gg,?fi., ygnu’;lny arrested n young man glving | military orrests, tho dlsrezard of “8tato rights,” dnfibulgl?.xkfi: g{ -?5:'1“2!': g‘ff“n?egn;gl?usr:‘l Parl avenua will be demolished. the name of (}efirge sllurllll‘rlu, wllm hnfl“lm g ::l(I:l.iz?%%y fl;‘l’;“{n“““!““irlfi:‘lgh‘,ffi o oL aee, from h 1d N . [} m her resldes Hids for the sowerson Adasnd Throop stisots g:;lp%u:‘ifin‘;l)xl“: hncnllotl:rle?.gk?::r;‘ mur?{‘l (.1‘; wasa rc})rnhauun of the Administration for ual 230 Itebeees. ““"-'z July 20, at 8:30 8, o wera openod lu the Seworags Departmont. | gnWeni'st'ts thought thoey are partof a large | “*#hameful disregurd to its duty? in respect to | _ CARTER—At 4340 Bauth Dearborn streot, Jul Lyons & Bcanlon were the lowest bidders, but | atock of ‘glassus that were focontly . stolen frof prisoners of war. The sixth was a declaration | 27, Ella Mand, youngest daughtor of 11, G. mi TREB. cr{icd in tblc l:;t;‘l.'nflon.mln Decotnber Dhr. Oi uwtjens resign 8 posilion as & member ol Among the blls 161 biforo the County 8000 | flio medlcal atall and of tho Board of Medical yestorday waa ona for livery ran up by Com- | 1y[r.ct0rg because hie returncd to Europe on ncd missloner McCafllrcy, County-Attomey Roun- | count of a serlous diseaso of Wis lungs. In the treo, and A, J, Muher, Clerk, amounting to 805, | same month Dr. Fred Schnbert was admitted to It s well worth perusa), and, lest tho public | the medical stafl of the Dispensary. 1t, it s presented below. It can- | At the annusl mecting of the Medleal Direet- Bjoy movor sgeelly P ors, held July 7, Dr. Cliristlan Fesscl waa elect- ot fall to impress onc, Wlustrating ns it docs | o President; Dr. 8. D. Jacobson Vice-Presidont, the fndustry and economy of the public's serv- | and Dr, I, O, Hotz Secretary, forthe ensulng onts. It s as follows, the names of the livery- | year. ¢ sympathy with and consideration for ¢ Elln M. Carter, aged 10 months and 10 days. " | they wonld naturally be inclined to assuma that, | burden ta the commnuity, and often to end a | the contract has not yet boen awardod. the storo of A. P, O, Bonte, Nos. 141 and 143 | O e or ¥tho i Aok A i‘,l,'\'{;g'fi; f:);r:'::ll:;ng?l’::}flvm;gar :"I ':,'g&;f. all }:-Mmr ‘ch:msl property had been under- mll:ernble life prerlnnt‘m'ely, uo%uualwl.l‘uum 13: About eighty saloon licenscs wero issucd yes. | Wabash avenue. . ao:léé:;; % g\:,rl nz‘i:fiy.'lx S A u!:fl:;:nlln 0:& f:é&.""{s&'?}!., dl}. n.l" ’T‘h‘: F;H 1}17 clothing 'aro - mecessary, for -1 may . et valued, an thcwanmncewouldhu disastrous lrl::l%s:n lmrfiu':x‘ll;h“nln%“é hfl:c&é nn?utxenr:;.' !: c?:c terday, and the reccipts inthe liconse depart- | 1y, B. Merthn, a kecper of some kind of & | tion to thio War, but natie had an great Hft aro invited, sonklng wet three” or_ four times to overy tax-puyer in the county, b e gt l{;x Gt Y | ment'were 85,000, The total number of salbon- | holo on Clark, ncar Harrison strect, was before | eal signitleance, or gavs an; pogll‘{v‘, ,,,,,,},’,‘{m DALTON—uunHCankDauon. July 27, 187 fn one night, and I must bave . 2 e g i!mm um‘gflmm t.)lmdlxlby liconses luucd’. this year Ia 1,018 and the total | Juatico D'Wolf yesterday on_the complaint of | of political 20"“’ excepting the second onp e nrm'_- prolunged (linesn of typhold fover, aged dry clotbes endy hon 1 ot buck t0 tho e TIIE TWO INVALIDS, ke nigber of proscriptions compounded by | recalpta over §53,000 ihich s Very encouraging. | apa Thomas Lear]) who waa boat upon (o head | tho aimotls peste. resolution s seprociuied | TSRUEL month and 10 daya. ¥ T 1 gineiouse. Then [ requite sn Indla-rubber | e wAGK BILL3 OF MOAPPLEY AND BOUN- | was 5,475, whilo the simple remedics, wero dig. | -he dsly receipts stlil contluuo o bo lnrge. with a stick by tno suld Meriba. “Leary also | above, Carroll avenuer Wil tako pince. on Bevurdas"st1 ovorcoat and a pafe of Indis-rubber boots, It e The police wera ordered yesterday to benr in | sWears that Mertha kecps a disordorl: The fact that Mr. Tflden was the foremost k b /4 cost me about 100 to get my outllt, atter thy robation, and it takes, ae cconomiral as I am, Prom $100 to $145 a year to clothe mysolf. Take the outslde figure, Tor it will cost the greater number of the men that sum, and subiract it from $ti75, and we have 8550, Now, I lave to ay $5 8 week for my board. That {8 $360. Eo you soe I have $290 left, or a Mitle aver £5.50 o week,~—a dollar and a balf p week more thau many o Blddy in Chicago s fimng to-day, or, {t you Includo her board, $2n week less. o'clock p. m. Frienda aro invited. mind that horeafter the duties of the Mayor's | house. Notwithstanding the fact that ono of | meniber of the Committce which brough Police would devolye upon them, The Cflp{&hll tho witnesses numed Biumenthal swears that | this burlo! platform of the D(:m(;-cg-u'z"kl:c ;:2; ynh::r!;:‘gl&kzbfie\“ vlvl and i’?&lm”i{fl‘éfi'}u.w"""' wiil Inatruct thelr men to kecp track of saloon- | * the bioad ppurml"duwn Leary's head like the | would not scem to encourage any reusonablo Funeral at 12 5i00n on tho 28th,- from the hoase, liconses, and ace that no*saloon-keeper Is with. | rili from’ hcaven,” the charge of assault was | oxpectation of his electlon to the Presidency | bt Coltage Grove avenna and Forly-rst strect, out one. dismissed, and the defendant incd $10 for keep- | gainst such & man as Gov. Inyes. ————— et e —— Mayor Heath yestorday stated that he hoa | 108 » dlsarderly iouse. " o ine ST Mons, ~EOLITIOAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, seoped she bl o A, Gl St | | T Geors Willms whos art was ol | st 0 T T e | "ATTRNTION, POV A0 BEPURLIGHRE who once clalme o - 3 {who an sl tho Biloe or_Assistant Cor | o latercating ctlminal than Wo at frat snp. | Yehemently that its favorite should not bo fold | o Bupiness of very great tmportance will como be foro the Republicans of thls Ward thi Ios, Poratfon o B o reeomzed | o rom Iottets Inuls possession he. wha | Fesponsiblo for tho peace rosolution of tuo | 059 he Mo In earmestly requosted ta bo preseat Democratic Natlonal Convention [n 1884, Tl q ¢ It it should bo necessary that Mr, Ad: hould | Tound to be Joseph 1L, Prineé, o member of the « The | Don't fall to attend, e e Fr TIID COUNTY DOARD, | Mot hapreiiet vt wedonc ot | ol oy e ong of, cuntrtter, | Bt Moalo, fu hle s i | YAMES T JUOT, o A 0 onar thouy int the rosignation to Mayor | rev s ! spe 3 :lrtfi; ‘kl:lu::dlurs“!’k I;En;luls nfll:lt &rog&;er;‘é: fl:fl;g: Rorsg ana oy, r?’!rggg:g"’ 1 THE COURT-TIOUSH, - Cotvin had siover been w:upu‘fl‘ 3 gfi[;cclublu ‘pitrents in tho soutliern part of this | hours' specch in tho Committeo against this FOURTA WARD. July 8, carriage, McUaifroy, July 0, enrrioge, McCalfre; July 14, horse and buggy, July 15, two carrlagos, iise of Roantres., July 10, carrlage, McCaflrey. ... . Jaly 17, carriage, Hountreo, July 17, horeo and buggy, Maliar. , July 1)), carringe, Rountree, July 20, carringe, McCafrey. July 21, two hiorses aud bugsgi would find that handllng boxes on a sidewalk, or running errands, Is more congenlal employ- ment than stoking an englno for alx or soven hours at & streteh.”” TILE PINEMEN CLAIM that the Aldermen have lost sight of anc im- portant fact regarding thew, and that is, that they are on duty all the time, They have, Lo ‘e sure, five Liours off overy third day, but it o fire occur as they are lesving the houso or when they are in the nelzhiborhood, they are required to go, and no credit i given for the time thus taken from thelr leave. ‘They an) they would find no fault at a reduction of 10, 19, or even 16 per ceut, knowlng that the city is embarrassed financially, and that economy is necessary, but 25 Is o0 much, since those who have families to support will not be abls to provido even “ brown bread and mutton® for hiclr wives and children, There were some rumors yesterday that the Oromen would quit work Iwn Lody, but such stories are untrue. Somo say they will leave on tho 1st of Aup‘us but, owinis to the dullness fn business, it Ia ikely that the great mmjority will stay where they ure und woit for better times. ho best men do reaign, thele places can, of eouree, be filled with foir nateriol Ly pro- motfon. This, with - ths new ° mo- terial milded to fill the vacancles, can be worked over by tho Marshals, and the good there fs fn the mass will come to the surface; but time will be required to bring the Depart- ment ng to its present efllclency, ik partienlar plank of the platform, It is rat) Company ‘A" Foarth Ward Haymakera wil Tho Financo Committeo had o meeting tu | Spatc: He was yesterday hold by Commissloner Tnforiunate Tor tho Governor that thir draacy | moos this avaning. At headunacters. corses Borls Ald. McCrea's offico yesterday afternoon.: ‘there o g weltth comes so late. Jamgs Guthrie, of Kentuck Park avenno and Thirty~third streot, for drill, as n good attondane, but melther tho Fuller | Olicer Carroll, of the Wosy Twellth Btreet | (03 liandigham, of Ohlo, upon whop thg | E¥ery mombor of the company and thoro wishizi o ot conduit " the Besoaer slieruller- | Statlon, and not by Detective Tyrrcll, a8 somo | foc nopiiiy B0t 0 St TPOR whomt tha | o joln are carneatly requested to bu preacnt. uu:vn“o: "c:n uuf ]n mvnngelx; glvmuy of tho papers liavo stated, Carfoll found him have peen dead toruvc?nl -eun‘;-T l\? A RALLESE. IM}',L' ORptatn. lon, Bor was Lherd muything that eemid bsre. | DI tii counterfeltgold eoln exchangogame | ¢o'tatlback. " Dut it r. Tildon was 86 bittesly BIXTH WARD, rted bemmue:t \r‘:z oo tfllkmud - '“"“ff Biuo Istand avouuie, whorelie was [eaplig | op5eeq to tho antl-war resol n“lg pery 1 b Pitelons, - Thapofora tho supcosttion o that vy | 8 full lsrvest of curroncy for hia Httle ploces of | SRRSN, 100k m it et 1east "Chat ‘he ol o | popiamon® tanoius of the Sixth Ward e lfial’nmlt‘tco talked fimu? ifl},’ ‘Z’m :l'l‘n:l nnld‘ :R: piided metal, tch had nb h " avall I#mselt gl the indisputable rl“}nd‘ly‘gx ::.:’. :n-lu:n u\’unue.'g‘u‘:m‘:nt-. el proposod reductfon {n the pay of the city cm- | A stabbing afteny, which had nbt reached, the senzlmihlavlowu to the Couvaullunfi the shapa MEDIOAL ployes. cars of the pollce, was uncarthed ot the Mad- | o ' minority roport or otherwiso, Beveral of the clorka Id tho City-Tall are | trial of Thomas Curley, who was atrested upon {son Btreet Statlon yesterdny morning in the gl P W all feel that the nomination of Tid notarics, and, o8 such, mako out saloon-license | a warrant aworn out vy Mrs. Harrict Clegg, of om0 on: Bonds o applicants. 1t has como totho notico | No, 135 West, Iiarrison. atroet. Tho evidehco | st st I bho doleat of tho Domocracy tn ! of the City-Attornoy that theso notaries do not | went to show that last Monday evenlng while dricks at Bt. Louls. On the other hand, it is somply with tho requiremente of the law, for | William Clogg, te complainant's husbaiid, Wos | oqually pparent that the nomination of 'Hen- | Siregnnonmatiom, Nouralgla, Burne, Brulics ey algn the binak bonds and allow tho appll- | in a slightly Intoxicated condition, ho got into o | (Hicks must rosult fn the dofeat of tho Damoo. | *Whaado sicates of well-known eltlzens, cant for » lcensq to got his bondamon wlion 10 | rougl sud tumblo fight with, Gutloy, wio lives | r,oy in Nuw York, Tho losa of tho EmPIto | CO 95 ana 77 Hongommiestes Chisago o will, Dy guch & courss the oath ls notad- | fn the same nefghborhood, Curles, after | Bigta would destroy tho posaibility of augeces in | —em e SR SO ministered at all, which s all wrong, As this | throwing the (nebrlute, drow a pocket-knife and A fdential clcctlon, With dofeat certaln 8 o criminal offenne, and somothing which | stabbed i In tho side and. abdomen, inficting | e Preatdential clectlon Wi should be stopped, Mr, Tuthill will nntfi theso.| rather serious wounds, which, howeve, weranot | Under sithar af -thelr Iavorites, tho party is Clerks that borda taust be made. ont rcé\llnrly {l“mu‘gh't o ho Danercia b dmnttcndl‘n'nhyal- rather worse off than the faliled acknss be- or tho Grand Jury will be notifled of it. The | clans. ie waa sthi unablo to nppear in court | LY the tira bundlea of hay, for tho animal A quick for CATARRI t ity Gl hus been tnformed,of the facie, and | yestorday, bt Justico Seully "dhubght thy oi- e Gt ettos ehooas wplen ey riile 10 | et ann of tho Throat At Lunka. - 1 provs ik will recetve no morobonda unless properly mudo | tdenco of his wife, who had wlincssed the nifray, end fs deatruction, according to thely own way | Lirbies a trial I given FREE at Ofiico, 101 and 163 out. sufliclent, snd sent Curloy to the Oriminal | &f looking at 1t. Y | Clark-st.,Chicago, WILLIAM WRIGHT, M. D. glarkoat,, Chleagg, WILLIAM WRIGHT. LD, Commisslonor Prindiville and City-Engincer | Court in 33,000 ball = === 1‘% Hendricks declines uuder any clreumstances AUOTION SALES. An adjourned meeting of the Cnfinty Board was held yesterdsy afternoon, all the members Lelng present, 'The following communication was read from the Bullding Committeo of the City Council: To the Ionoradle the Board of Commisstoners of Cook County—QextiexeN: The undersigned, Chalrman of the Commiitec on Public Buifdings July 22, carrlage, Rountres. for the City of Chlcazo, wonld reapectfully reprc. July 22, horse und buggy, McCaflr sont to your honorable Board that the Committes =— | areanthorized to nrrunfia and recommand & plan Totaliees sevsrrrearsssarsasniose sisarsansss §05 | for the city half of a bullding on Block 30, aa can. Tea vesdlog (o the Boed failed b abtract wiy | WREINGR s Qs eonioner sxatag fofucea the ey attontlon, and it was reforred to McCaflrey, or | Lo Bowrd will nppatnt a th d plage 3 his Committee, to audit, If the reader will fol- n;‘,‘en‘c’fil T?}. Lfi%‘u‘hnfilfl"«.}; :rrn’“ll’x?hfi: l?nfi'l‘dcl‘x:»?- low the bill through ftem by ltem lie cannot fall | Aforceald, for the purpose of uniting on some plan to be entertafned, nltlmu({h the uso mulo of the {E’,"J‘Z;{..'.’fi ‘L‘L‘flf.?g lt: cl‘x::’::":t::ih:nk:;le '1"33\'.1?: horses and earringos musi bo a little obscure to | building, as contemplatod in said contract. Very the most critical,” But for light: Tho first ex- mpuet‘f’ully submitted, J, M. VaN Ospmu. penditure was made the doy that McCaflrey re- | It waa nceopted, and whll be acted upon. tuyned from his stone erip to Clncinoatl, Feel- ‘The pay-rolls for the past month for the sov- {ug proud of the recoption tondered hin there | eral county officca were prosented and re- it took twocarriages to houl i around through | ferred, tho parks and along the boulevards, The next Numerous bills were then presented, amon {tem camne just after the glorious Fourth, IL will | othiers ono of Architeet Egan for professtonal be notlced, when McCaflrey was doubtless fa- | soryices at the Insane Asylum, amounting to tigued and needed rest and country afr. The | §1,235, Passcd. ¢ next earringo was had the followhiz Saturday AN UOLY DOCUMENT, and the next Sundey, when a double team was ‘Tho following wus presented by Mr, Burdick, required it uppears, for, doubtluss, the Commis- | he cxplaining that it had beon handed him a ;lnuflr. I{fi'( his nu:‘ul dlxcretlunl. ml’xk bl;ll few moments previous, [t explalna itaclf: amily with him over the more popuiarsuburban 7o the County Commlssioners of Cook County: drives, On the 15th the County-Atturney | 1 jiave been In the habit of vl-filn;;llha Gaok Coune o AT IR 1T T all, Chesbrough pald a visit yeatorday to the Fulter- COUNT CHICAGQ 1N, ton ayonue conduit to ‘ses how a canal which | Inyesterday’s THIBUNG appoarcd o very coni- | ¢q take the sccond placo on the 8t. Louls tickot, | By BLISON, POMEROY & CO. was dug by the first contractors could be | clso tolegram from New York aunouncing the Y h il o s * : < g dlnlned.x \szn heavy raina occur, the canal op | fallure of Talnindgo & Co., of No. 63 Cortland Eé‘c‘,.'ée‘f’?r" :;‘.flk His namo 13'6":: '::‘::gflgl;m: Aseiionsttsy 1004 B9 Tundolph-at big ditch contalns about 13 feet of water, and | streot, Now York, aud the inystorlous disap- I add no strength to any tic 1116 bo; 2 go awlmming in It, much 1o tho annoy- | Dearaicu of o larda smount of goods bought ::'x;m“ed.ng‘;cr‘lgltn Todisng, kx: hat sy be OUR AUCTION SALE : thought he would take a ride, and, lLiaviug sccn h second to TOE REDUCTION. lila ngrrfia Inznrul;'ly‘ mm}ed to m't;ln nr‘tufimn El é.’.’i‘&'h‘;fil: bara :J%.".‘:’J:f“f.fifif.‘.‘?i“?l&: Ilmlfil‘:\n‘: %fi:nlzcl:-u ‘;:r.rgfifr';:sch lx‘czg';ng:nn?:gflg:a:r::i ?Sgr:‘:::fl""?h‘lfil; ntz:}g;xg:ufl::%eusg‘m&zfi g‘éxl-‘tl:(‘l’l'luy ffis!"fl“fiv'fif;&"fl.{’ dé‘::’n’:’m’:gfi'\lzwm To-day, at 9:30 a. m. g now Ty ks v faler i day, bifor ke wao e | 0101 e, et re 3 he, et 8 | e peopl want It v Tho | employel by thy A fetiors suesealod i | SR S ooy 1 i b : It {s not to be supposcd that & man will suffer 4 reduction In his sslary without a word of com- plalnt, or without at least somo inward feclings of remonstrance, When a man has not been pald for four or five manths thero fa naturally moro fighting, The city employes have had no compeousation for thelr servicea for several months. Bompe of them have not seen acent for ecven months, and, as might be expected, the Councll’s action la cutting down the salarles aud the number of tho einployes 18 belng et with an unruly spirit. THR roLicy are more fnclined to revolt thanare the firemen; Many of them are suylng that they cannot sup- port'themselves ou” the salarics” thut will be nllowed, and s soon asthey nru?nld in full thiey will_ resiga, Huperintendent Hickey yes- terday told the ns If anybody was com- plainfng and wanted to resign, ‘to lot the resig- nation come fu; for men of a complalning and rumbling nature wers not wanted on the orce, ‘The Buperintendent was convinced that the reduction murs be made, and he was waiting for orders to Zuke jt. There were men on the force who were not worth $75 niy‘eu- while thero were those who wers worth at least $35,000. The forca could be reduced without serious damage, for should thic inon resign, others conld be obtalued, Of course traines men could not bu got for the salary; but the mcen must bo trained any way after they enter the service, next duy, Bunday ugaln, McCaflrey took another | Many complaints from patients in diferont wards ride, lnfi‘lmm tho size of_the bilf o muat have "'“",','j ffl"{m m':i ot mrkllwn“ LA wl’;l""'| aken his own or somebady clse's family along, | We's 8o Jor want ofcure I some ware not able Lo Rountree, not to bu outdone, on the 17th, went | o¢(hoge who declared thoy did not have them down to the Court, was taken slck, took & car- | when thoy enterod, andone girl Isaw after she had riage, and was driven five blocks to his home, | been thure over two wooks whoso arms were par- In'ibls fnstanco tne bill ia exorbitant, for the | alyzed, and she could not help herself, that sald n;rvlcgdreudgrfll L!n not )V‘Vm‘t&\ half I‘,ho money ;LI:&I‘;! ag:ll(laldifi:&rlfmlfi sugl d'u:hl-co W’Ihcd : i ed ono of the vormin o o T st dy SeCalio taken's amt o | bt bty ind g, sl B Baled S tho base-ball grounds to see tue Loulavilles pla; 5 A PR TN skl izt e, s by ehargivg (o expobiecs | cor)ARUCHIER, Y i Lhe? mEAldale, I hey 0 the coun he ha more to wager on thoe Whito Btockings, And the next 35)'. feeling 55‘.‘.’3.:'3.'51’.‘ 5 'lhl’.\lf:i .&”z“n‘“fi"n"..“llu“m"&}?fl‘.“.? light-hearted, he uilpuronfly got up a little trot- 'Pc“ of wards IS, 1% L, and the baby ward, With }lng mnlwh on the {;l‘lkudfihn;u Dflw'd zle,uemu‘sly : e :lrfinll lkfio?kgzo ll“r“? tg:‘ wh:'- 1‘ i urulshing some {fricnd a nd heard myaclf, say I fecl atients dia Tho sako St boasinis somabedy. Ot SaTTack, | I that hospiial for want 4t praper cafo asd nours Rountree and Me nl!n:ytoni @ ride, the former, | 1abing fuod and fresh alr; that Insano women seo doubtleas, looking up autioritles with which to | Blaced in the ward wharo woumen who are the sick- imeot the tax-fighiters, and tho latter following uat arotrahlonnd by thalr Astlonsy Al aswione it ! s full, wh L woman insanv that 1" was afraid of and wae told tin up, 8o that this ) when a now County- | that she had to have straps round her the night ipecch 't ”.L‘f&“x‘;l.,}"éo'i?«?uu'&‘é"’fi Tt | Vo Shaton coutinagy $a0uedect gnares, 15,10 ) e's fn- | ward water could no! or hoars at & thnd, dustry and abllity in ghtiug delinquent tax- | snd I woiled quite & while one day (o Dayers, Y give one sick child & drink, because the washing was belng douve. I h i whole tho bt modch and nkep- | 1af blo doue, 1 B v e Bariat at, bocausa he would not have re feot cove affairs, Further, it {8 an autrage, and the m: 3 | fab b 7 1 St havarhl : fepntabl beieof tho B houl OFe | grod with the blue spread, na it them burnj putablemembers of the Bosrd should not only | sud be cursod mo for speaking to him about it. 1 aco that it s not pald from the County Treas~ | was nsked by the mon (o take 8 complaint to_Col. ury, but that those who have run It up are | Cleary, thattho nurve I saw snd spokv ta do Ward exposed, 11 was drunk most of the time, and abused the men Board of Publis Worka have concluded to draln | recovering nearly $30,000 worth of plunder, 1l be cqunlly fatal in, Peromptory Bale under CHATTEL MORTGAGE it off, and Al the diteh with tho dirt uxeavated | Which had been hid i abscura.places 1n Norrie- g::fiu,w ‘:m“d‘l would b yw!u forfona Esstern Ahie Entia Contants & Y, for from belog a . from the conduit. 'The work on tho coudult {s | town and Jerscy City by o youpg ‘man 1 by o e tork ot i pou samen Wihians Rraowdn, “Stossre Hillger & | tover ‘of strongih In ‘,,;’:,}eg:;-;{;;mfi;fl‘gghe{f Three Large Dwellings. g ho -fraudulent el By on nct of 1803, the City Comptrollor waa | 50 Sne of ihe craditors of U whers the Confoderntus aro propared to go o authorlsed to- divide the amount of ooy re- %:,’f“.::'%:&':g oy -‘;g%g&’_“lg{‘r}f"‘l"{:‘é‘;ffi avything or suybody labeled Bahocratte, & FURNITURE, OARPETsl ceived from the fines of fumates of housea of e o manths of thelr business, thiey succesded in ca- Hous N m‘é““;" 'fi"""‘ :"‘lE’S“L“'xwé‘l“"‘l‘"m"‘"%F“ tablishing o first-class (.mlu’hy buying largo RALSTON, Aflsfix‘mflu °d Oh?il%aa;;g BB 18 1l e flouse, of W, od, Bhenhrd, Tho | quantiics of goods and paiag calt for i, Holla Tng. Opore 1n Tata o meat, whioh oards af ul't“' oK ot hcea '“‘u‘l““""‘ wero | und no groat o business did toey do thatina |.Some of Wis Yrregnlar Dealings Dronght | must be Gloneds NHRER PLANGE] new :l'“ b"‘;jf h:n ““; 181:’!‘",.1 3' " ‘gd"‘;]"““g" short tlino thoy had $40,000 on diposit fu o Now Out 1n the Nulletin-Atta Libel Ault. Parlor and Chambor Sats, Lounges, b Bs by thechartoro 5 l““ o that tho | yor bank. Hecently they sent agents to all 8AN FaNaIsco, Cal., July STo—In the B Chaira; a large stook Genoral Merchsndine} ¢ity can 'm",'fll’; monoy only for corporato | ,ris of the Unfon und bought up large quansi- s Cal.y July 27.—In the Bulls- | oy ated ms 3 Pl ‘Ware, pur Comptrofier submitted to tho [ FArts fftho Linion sud boteht up lamks uantts | tin-difa libel sust, farthor testimony, that of | - Rise BAL OOCNTER, BALOON FIX- CIW‘T’“)’&" the questlon as to whether this ?mm eotablishod, tlnn S eha thmte ot thols fuftare. | Michaol Reeas sud D. O, Mills, waa tahien beforo | TURHS, Liquors, eta., otb. ng;:"“:"; ‘zl‘l‘f“‘;“l”n‘:{flf&l"’}"l': "’Tm’phg:{'ggfl:l" not a partielo of tho large tork could be found, | the Third District Court Commissfoncr yoster- | 1mmense lsyout. o on hand for bargains. that the provision makes tha pnynfcm nlawfie) i -“I‘:/.?c‘: bich was uncurtlied from varlous | gay, Recso testied to tho followlng effect: The Euso“h{"%{?&"{{lffl%&fi-fl. o [t repeals the act dividing the proceeds of Tln‘:‘ I;;arllc'ulnu of this gigantic ewindle | fallure of tho Bank of California ¥as caused by | ———— e ————— fines. = reached the cars of Capt. Ellls uaunhi/. and | Ralston's taking money from it to oxpend on ST‘A'TI,ON—‘ER S ,ETOOK‘ )luior Hoath and Commissloner McVickar, of | be at once coucluded to count bm..m n for | outside affairs, Ralstonwas the architect of tho | ,Ab oor Friday's Sals, at 10 a'clack, an favoles tho Ifeath Department, hadl & talk yestorday | some of tho stoien property. Upon examination | ol to sell the Spring Valloy Water-Works and | Sare”, ‘Yc“"‘““' ““'é‘l“’;ga“s“l‘}’uh'é‘l'{o'y":h“@a"” about the stench nulsance, His Honor sald that | of the fnvoice accompanylng five barrols of | 40 auiivorss Vallay sch to the elbyst gte.y o L = lie did not intend to intorfere in the dutles of | whisky and ton kegs of white lead recovercd Y Aclora 4 ity aba CLOBING SALD. the hoads of departments,who ulfiht to be com- b{ his police Wednesday morning at the saloon | profit of about 88,000,000, I helped him, fur- = sotontwmumxu their own affalrs, but ha did | of William Nixon, it was found to be direct | nishing large amounts to buy up stocks. Iad- | Bangs Bros.” Bankrupt Btock, osire that theso abominable stunches which | from Talmadgo & Co. The person to whom it | yanced botween $3,000,000 and $4,000,000, and bave pausnted sy ovry o I, 18 iy | kbl L of e B8l of e s | Lo ke wicle monagemen o D ox. | ETOBE FIXTULES, BAPE, B0, shoul 0 tracod to thelr soul AL 0 0 oot yual ried to rople 0 g 3 L] g o U owners of the fatory, or whnt:v”«?r 1t might be, | writ from Juatloe Hammill, lgl the writ Is ¥lut pected to make enough out of the job to save | FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 26, AT 10 0'CL! eliould bemn(mmi or_required to abate the | returnablo untii the 2d of August, and {n the | tho bank from fallure, It was tho last thing to AT 278 & 280 BTATH-8T, nulsance. Heveral gentlemnen who knew some- | meantime Capt. Eftla holds the goods as stolen | do to saveit. If the schome had been carrled BUTTERS & C0.8 SATURDAY BALE. thing of the causes of thu stinks had offored to m-u&eny. Laat night he telegraphed the infor- | gu¢ I don't think the bank would have falled. f Tl by ml\fln§ them work, ordering thow out of bed BATURDAY MORNING, July 20, at D:30, at aid fii the abolition of the nulsance, and would | ination to New York pollce authoritics. talston took the funds of the hank t 1 190 Wenash J oW Mol INSURANCE NEWS. U nable tomove, sl ataying out til miduikht | § Foknd cager to tell what thoy knew. To this | - Th fir of Talmadge & Co. formerly did a o aran ol Sue hank fo cirey o0 Salcsrooms, 118 aud 120 Wabash-av., To sliow tho exact extent of the reductlons TUN REFUDLIC L1V, hnt oy, than codaing up s pationce fu tha ity Gikos. % il of tho matar sshivmo tlia Falase, Tlutel, 4bs: Kito e ior food, and enough of it, was not given Thoro are ruuora in clreulation which, §ftrue, | theni. ‘l”d';ggg S0 CdL Qlumry Varasid b wat ¢! " 4 B¢y W ave, orbiisof e e i o o S | Lo e s e, ol y ernoon to visit patlent of the Natfonal Lite-Insurance Company toward | attend divine service, and was told thdt T could ot the pollcy ividers of tho Republic Lifo, both | Shict the ¥agia or attend the moettag, by the war. which are jn contemplation the following tigures Lave been rcgtm‘d; The expenss of the police force now 000 per unnum; the reduction provosed fs $150 000 for the year: salarios will curtailed $7,500 pos month; the rest of the reduction will be secured by the discharge of Dr, McVickar replled that he should make the | “saide® business in this city, and {s kiown to cl E nvestigation of {hu stonch_questlon one of his | have mnng ramlleations herd still. The prop- :"2 fim‘:{“&f&h:‘meé&’,“?&:_vwlfi'nMgk’,‘ F U R N I I U R ! trst acty, In fact, bie had alruady acquircd some | erty found In Nixon's possesslon [s all that has thought he would take monoy duo Planos, Carpets, Nousekald Goods, Ae, Indormation which would yruve valusble, ud h | botn thus ur discovered, but ther s overy rex | 1o ftoekhoidors, - 1 thought Tt was bis | reert e poR e fah A was confident that, without any outside assist- | son to stipposo that thot of dollars' Worf ¥ ance, he could st least locate tho stoncheface | have reaglycd this city by varlous routes, and g}m ‘"““"t‘,{f.‘.::,.‘;%‘z::°,§‘:""“3 g Xpaid By G, P, GORE & CO, torics. v took a pride in the knowledge which | aro stored awny here In sceret places until after wmfifi Leland Btnn!only::onlxlrl’:‘:nimfl :;’,: U8 and 70 Wabash-av. Mr, Acl.) orders, given by the Matron " Jaly 29, sixty_mon, leaviog the forco 500 mea strong. | companies, as Is known, belng practically under | (3ite Nel), and toll thor was § toan At tha o he poascased, and wanted to eredit himself with | the storm fu Now York blows over, latter's roquest, After the fallura I foutd the ' The‘}*lmm%)ep;‘munfl’-!;:xpenl?lu nl!‘ar t%w eur | one mlnnl,:emcn!, and O:bo o!fjel:;t of thomeun- who would prevent me If u.r:‘a. up-stairs, .“:5 tlc result of hislabors, it thoy resulted as he unountl‘x’:‘d not been credited on thub?)okl but 18 co-;fi: t:vnh (;' Jcmnlyeka.:t g;u?,"cg{ Tesy 300, T Toard ok uniie. Worka will boma | ka8 sleged, belog to abeorb tho Republlc as [ ShafBeY fid ot belleve Gl cleary lold me 1 | anticpatel, He hopod that theclty would give PUBULLAN, Halaton that the wiaouch shasle po io Bran: Vellow id Tookingham Ware, B e | B e o son s | St e, ey S04l o™ | e ammaly Lo 5l T Dt e e | Sy bt seeied szt | oysgionp yomuimuRs of sy st 15,000 10,500, Tho Behont Deparssoent il | homicles at fln‘nlukt‘lu 0 hotders have been | 3™ ath s M qlion—Mr, | Cofin, owhya The Comptroller wes busy y;.-netdny(nund- Evawaton, 1ll, July 27.—Conaiderable ex- poclt‘ but mknucurn{bond- of the Bouth- | tion at 10 o'clocl 'azlor, Library, B t thoy can refnsure in the 1 furmer. When, however, application fs made, Whaned 1o :;k nllly ‘-l;:'g u‘:‘an‘n 'x‘x&'-hl e Tha o rom the the polley holder is told, It 1s- sald, that he will | Bisce, by 3 it o B e . i, e | iy bt Dt i 0 shot it et the orlginal polley, but nust pay the premium £ him thore, and that thore was s grest man; demanded of o mun of his age ut the time he | things wrung in that hoapital; [ thenloft. This whlies tho transfer made. ‘This, upon its fuce, | Was Bundayafiernoon betwoon 3 and 4 o'clock, the looks liko an Injustice, for it person insured | Ot doy of July, 1876, and 1t waa Thureday, the n tho Ropublic when 83, nud held his policy un. | §5487 0f July, 1870, Teaw aud beard the nirso, 11183, it would scemn hardly falr to requird bim | et heiiag S putleot sweep & roow, hrestoning 1o pay tho &4 premium whicn another company. | ferlog patients th. ook County. Hosplial. on At controlled by thoe swwe wen deslred to sbsorb | nold and Kight o Tt ponly igutecath alrects, I sball openly testify A Jose §155,000, it expenses havin, e ar Tho- Comptsotior htinbees ot sho utal iount of reductions will relleve the city of $2,000,000 fudebtedness durfug the remaln- ng five months of the fiscnl yeor, TilH MAYOR Taa not yet signed the reduclnF ordinance bee “ause It bas not buen prescuted to him, Heo will refer it to the Law Department ‘for sn ¢! Kitchon Furuiture, Wardrobes, Parlor and fng out notlces to bankers and capitalists who | cltement | prevails here over thecloalog, this hrc'kl"fil: i,{&‘fl;fii“;.".fifi.flfl,“}!f? '&.’,‘,‘5‘,{‘,‘2{."’* Dosks, Dok Cacs, Bhow Cascs, Moat Bafes, C would be licely tu buy the bonds which are f0r | afternoon, of Morell Laddd Co.'s Bank. Tho | D, O. Mills) referring o the chargo In tho | Doy Cook Btoves, eic. At 11 welock, Bogk sale, 03 tho following notica will show : merchants and_ business mon ero beavily inter- | Alla of Scpt. b1, 1675 thut the proprictors of the | A4 lUruesses o & co., Auctionsers; Ciry CourrnoLLen'a Orrtox, Cuioaao, July 20, | cated, and the bluw will be a svero one, Mr, | Julletin and ‘Calt romitted monoy to 8lmonton, 3 1870. —Bealed nroposals will ba rucelved at this of- | Ladd {s soverely i1, and no particulars are as- | of Nuw York, to speculats In_stocks; that the NERY. fico untl] ‘Thureday, Aug. 10, 1874, at 3 u'clock | cortainable, excopt that au assigumout Lias been | strove ta make the panices dissatrous as poss| TSRS GasahouE ¢ 308 1he parcioes of sllor Aoy poition z; made to Thomas A, Cosgrove, of Evauston. | blo, and wero lnamn-ximcyw break the bank, B ot loall A 2 B a0 e due e Mr. Ladd is Villsge Treasurer, and tho bauk | teslified as follows: X kiow of no effort of T'o o upward st 1 cach, dsted July 1, 1876, und due July 1, rts. P! . 850, bearing Intureat at tho rata of six (U) per cent | hed sbout $18,0000f tha village mouney, but his | thoss tea to affect tho atock valuea or to 40, 80c por . Address er sguum, jntercat payablo semi-annuslly, Jan. | bondsmen aro smply good and no uncasinessie | break the bank or to cause the public to lose orders GUNTHEL, Confec sad July 1, in r&' . e confidence {n §t._ Tho causo of dhio fatiure of the, tlones, Chloagos % T R0 how to act. Io will Joave the reductions to the W York. Intorost has ac- | felt an that seconnte